The Aaronic Blessing may be familiar—but what if these ancient words are far more than a closing song or a sentimental prayer?

In this sermon from Numbers 6:22–27, Pastor Joel Yoon steps into one of the most cherished passages in all of Scripture—words so precious they were once worn close to the heart on silver scrolls. We explore why God insisted on blessing all his people, not just the most faithful, and how the benediction confronts our deepest doubt: that God may bless others, but not us. From Israel’s wilderness journey to our modern exhaustion with self-made identity, this sermon shows how God places his name on his people, forms their hearts through worship, and declares—again and again—that he is committed to blessing us.

If you’ve ever wondered whether God sees you, remembers you, or is truly for you, this is a word you need to hear.